Career questions tagged research
Research is a skill acquired by increasing knowledge of a particular topic. Popular careers include research scientist, historian, and sociologist. For more information, please read below. Read more Show less
How to become a proofreader?
Lend your expertise: what does it take to become a proofreader? Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.
How can I become a pharmacist without studying chemistry?
Chemistry is one of the course I hate and I wish I know it,how can I develop interest or can I ignore and move further?
What is a day in the life of a Nuclear Medicine Technologist? How did you get into this field?
I am a high school student at Allied Health and Science, and am looking for a Technologist to interview for my research project!
How should I prepare for a PhD in Comparative Literature?
My ultimate goal is to be a literature professor, and I want to get my PhD in Comparative Literature after a gap year after undergrad. I contemplate how I can show proficiency in multiple languages or if there are other things I should do to stand out in my grad school application.
How can I find research?
How can I find paid undergraduate research opportunities? #Fall24
I wanted to do a research paper on how water quality affects the human body and causes specific things to happen. However I’m only a tenth grader in high school and was confused on how to get started with it I was also wondering if I could publish this research paper so the work doesn’t go to waste? I know this kind of research was already done but I just wanted to see it for myself in my specific area.?
I was going to start with sampling water in different buildings around where I live but I can’t figure out how to do it beyond that.
What are the biggest challenges faced by protective services today?
Question Writing Tip.
How would I write a research paper, or involve myself in medical research?
I am a sophomore in high school in Wayne, NJ. I would like to write a research paper, work on a medical project, or work with a professional in the medical field and create a project. Where can I start, and what is the process?
What careers in chemistry if I love ochem?
I’m a junior in college and recently decided that my major, marine biology, isn’t going to work out. But I love chemistry and am taking organic chemistry at the moment and find it so fascinating . I need to talk with my advisor to tell her that I need to switch to biochemistry or chemistry degree. I figured biochemistry would have the best of both worlds , chemistry and biology, but the more I read they don’t work with the nitty gritty of chemistry itself but of the interactions with organisms. Is that true? I know I need to go to grad school so don’t want to make the wrong choice , I just I enjoy science, mechanisms and the actual interactions with molecules themselves and specifically organic chemistry . Is there a career that would involve that ? Ideally I would want to work in a lab as well . Thanks ! ? Also, I’ve researched into environmental chemist, do they work with chemistry much or just mainly policy and paperwork ?
How to become an epidemiologist?
Lend your expertise: what does it take to become an epidemiologist? Note: Given the growing interest in the public health field, we're inviting our experienced professionals to share their knowledge.
What are some growth opportunities in this field?
clinical research coordinator.
Who could I interview for the lab-grown meat primary research?
I am currently in the “Sidney Harman Writer-In-Residence” Program. My assignment for the final paper is to write an article on a topic that I choose, using primary sources. I want to write about the emergence of the lab-grown food industry.
As a High Schooler, how can I conduct scientific research with a professor or professional?
I'm currently in 10th grade and interested in biology. I want to partner with somebody like a professor or scientist to conduct or help them with research. Does anyone have some tips/info on how to do this?
What are some great programs and research for current juniors interested in the medical field especially dermatology ?
I always struggle finding good programs because many ask for a tuition or application fee. I wonder if their are any programs or research I could do with private institutions such as Stanford that are connected to the medical field.
What should I do to maximize my chances of getting a job in journalism?
I'm super interested in becoming a journalist but everyone I talk to says its a really hard field to get hired in especially by major news organizations like the New York Times or the Wall Street Journal. So I was just wondering if there were any programs I could join or things I could do to further my chances into getting hired as a journalist?
